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MakeCode is a new block-based coding environment that gives students superpowers in the Minecraft world to learn coding.

Osmo Turns Blocks Into Code to Teach Kids Programming Osmo's latest iPad game lets kids use modular, magnetic blocks to create sets of executable instructions.

A toy that teaches kids how to code: Cubroid blocks can be constructed in a variety of ways and are even compatible with run-of-the-mill Legos.

'Coding Jam' uses musical blocks to teach kids programming concepts Kids can tap the kit's blocks to make a musical series similar to programming sequences.

Learning to code is as easy as playing with Koov, a set of programmable building blocks.

In January, Lego announced a new line of products called Boost aimed at teaching kids aged seven and up how to code. Now, Lego Boost is available for preorder at a price of $160. Units will begin ...

Research in Microsoft's Project Torino leads to Code Jumper, which introduces kids who are blind and low vision to programming through a physical language.